Yea. If there was a doc on how to do it I could expand relay classic to support subscription using this lib: https://github.com/edvinerikson/relay-subscriptions/

Is there anyway to obtain the

user

property in the first component as part of a filter variable? This throws an error (

user

comes up as undefined):

export default graphql(userQuery, { options: { fetchPolicy: 'cache-and-network' } })(
	graphql(getContacts, {
		options: ({ user }) => ({
			variables: { contactFilter: { contactToUser: { id: user.id } } },
			fetchPolicy: 'cache-and-network'
		})
	})(Main)
)

But when I put the

getContacts

query on its own in another react component that’s called from that above react component, it works. Like this: Parent component:

export default graphql(userQuery, { options: { fetchPolicy: 'cache-and-network' } })(Main)

Child component:

export default graphql(getContacts, {
	options: ({ user }) => ({
		variables: { contactFilter: { contactToUser: { id: user.id } } },
		fetchPolicy: 'cache-and-network'
	})
})(ChildComponent)

Hey, I’m trying to go through the “Learn Apollo” tutorial for React Native but the website keeps breaking. Is this a know issue? I’m getting a cross origin error

@fourcolors on graphcool? CORS are a known issue, yeah. https://github.com/graphcool/console/issues/1033

ah, ok so that’s breaking the apollo tutorial then.

If that's when you're using the function playground, then yeah.

Because functions work normally if executed out of the "playground"

hi guys, is it possible to have async code in server side subscription functions?

I have an example below, the callback after calling stripe api to create a customer never gets called (line 10)

Please help

@yus wrap it in a promise

@yus ^

Note that I'm resolving the promise to

response.body

which might not be what you want. But it must be resolve to something

cool @pbassut i'll give it a shot

although @pbassut the console.log on line 16 never got executed though

even without the fetch statement, it seems the entire block doesn't get reached

It makes sense. Because the functions returns and graphcool doesn't catch de logs anymore

By wrapping in a promise, you give it time so the query can run the callback. That is, when it finishes the request

trying now

@yus commented on @pbassut’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U5KE0SJD8/F5MM3438W/-.js: @pbassut it works! thank you so much!

Where can I find documentation about the environment the serverless functions are running in? Should I be reading https://auth0.com/extend/ directly, or are there docs that graphcool has about it? I want to know what version of node it's using, what version of javascript (es2015, etc) is supported, and which libraries I can require.

@wallslide you can check here for all the libraries you can require https://tehsis.github.io/webtaskio-canirequire/

can I use arrow functions and await/async?

arrow functions yes

await/async no

ahh, thanks for the help. thats too bad

although if u provide a webhook, you can pretty much do whatever you want